No Wemby, no party? The Spurs proved the opposite Monday night against the Suns. Deprived of Victor Wembanyama, preserved by the staff due to a sprained left ankle, San Antonio found the solution to overcome Phoenix (104-102), two days after taking a monstrous blow against the same Suns (131-106).
Surprised by the commitment and aggressiveness of the Spurs, the current 8th in the Western Conference consider this defeat unforgivable, like Bradley Beal. “We came here and we failed. We thought it was going to be easy without Wemby. We just got our asses kicked. They came out aggressive, just like coach told us, and we didn’t respond. »
A double-double and the winning basket for Sochan
In the absence of the Frenchman, it was the Pole Jeremy Sochan, author of a strong double-double (26 points, 18 rebounds) who took the leadership and responsibility for the last three-point shot, 30 seconds from the end of the match (while it was 0/6 before that). An action that made Wembanyama get up from his chair. Involved, even off the field.
2024-03-26 14:03:25
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